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What is a Brazilian wax?
In a Brazilian wax, pubic hair is groomed and removed from the front of the pubic bone, around the external genitals, between the upper thighs, and around the anus.

Depending on your preferences, you can choose to remove all hair in the area or leave a small strip of hair in the front.
How is this different from a bikini line wax or bikini full wax?
Basic bikini line waxes typically clean up hair in the groin region, wherever hair could poke out from a swimsuit bottom: on the sides of the bikini (or underwear) line and between the belly button and pubic bone.

Bikini full waxes include everything in a bikini line wax, as well as hair removal on the front of the pubic bone. You can choose to leave behind a strip, triangle, or square of hair.

The Brazilian goes a step further by offering complete pubic hair removal: from the front of the pubic bone to the area underneath, called the perineum, to the anus.
How to prepare before your appointment
Check in with yourself before the appointment to make sure you’re ready. You should:

Make sure your hair is at least ¼-inch long — about the size of a grain of rice. If it’s longer than ½ inch, you may want to trim it slightly, so the wax is able to grip better.
Gently exfoliate with a buffing mitt or wash cloth a couple of days before your appointment to help prevent ingrown hairs.
Avoid tanning for at least 24 hours before your appointment, as this can cause the skin to be more sensitive.
Cut down on alcohol and caffeine the day of your appointment. Both can cause your pores to tighten and make waxing more painful.
Wear breathable, cotton underwear or loose bottoms to your appointment for maximum comfort.
Take an over-the-counter pain reliever about 30 minutes before your appointment to help lessen pain.
What happens during the appointment?
Your first appointment will probably take around 30 minutes to an hour, depending on how much hair you have and how much you want to get removed during your session.

Here’s what you can expect:

Your wax technician will ask you to get undressed from the waist down and hop up on the table.
Before the technician does anything, they’ll likely ask you for your preferences. Let them know if you want a bikini line wax, bikini full, full Brazilian, or any strips of hair left.
Next, the tech will do some cleansing to ensure that the wax has a clean surface to stick to.
Once the area is clean, they’ll go in with a pre-wax treatment, usually an oil or powder, to ensure that the skin is protected.
Then, the waxing! Depending on the type of wax, your technician will either use paper or cloth to remove your hair. Smaller strips might be used underneath and around the anus while larger strips will be used on the front of the pubic bone.
If the technician misses any hairs, they’ll clean it up with tweezers.
Finally, they’ll rejuvenate the area with a serum or cream to soothe irritation and prevent any ingrown hairs.
What to do after a Brazilian wax
Immediately after your appointment, make sure that you’re treating the area with a little more TLC than normal:

If there’s any tenderness, redness or discoloration, apply a hydrocortisone cream or a cool compress.
Avoid sexual activity for at least 24 hours. This will give any microtears time to heal before engaging in any genital-to-genital contact.
Avoid strenuous activity, like a medium- or high-impact workout class, and soaking in water for at least 24 hours. A shower is fine, but a bath might cause irritation.
Avoid tanning for at least 24 hours afterward. The deep exfoliation can make the pubic area more susceptible to sun damage.
Brazilian wax benefits
Outside of a smoother bikini region, waxing is a form of deep exfoliation.

According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, this type of physical exfoliation removes dead skin cells from the top layer of skin to promote collagen production and boost the efficacy of topical treatments.

This form of hair removal is also one of the least irritating to the skin.

If done properly, waxing is less likely to cause an unwanted rash, bumps, or other irritation than using an epilator or shaving.

But that’s not all. Waxing pulls out hair from the root.

When hair grows back in the same place, it’s usually weaker, softer, and thinner than before.

This means that, over time, you’ll have less hair to groom — and the hair that remains will be more manageable.
Brazilian wax risks
As with any other form of hair removal, waxing has some potential side effects.

You may notice redness, discoloration, or bumps immediately after your wax — this is incredibly common and should subside within the next 24 hours.

To help with the healing process, you can apply lotions or serums made for the pubic region. These can also help prevent any ingrown hairs.

If you’re not used to pubic hair removal, you may also experience some itchiness.